Sentence examples for common sense prescriptions from inspiring English sources
The Libertarian candidates for the most part, with the notable exception of their advocacy of legalization of many drugs which are currently illegal, adhere to common sense prescriptions, recognizing the limits of government expertise - which have been in very short supply during the last 8 [16?] years of activist government.
But underpinning these different diagnoses and prescriptions is a common sense that New York's role as a city — and the idea it embodies — is changing.
"Given our role, the idea that distributors are responsible for the number of opioid prescriptions written defies common sense and lacks understanding of how the pharmaceutical supply chain actually works and is regulated".
Dr. Richard A. Friedman, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College, who has studied prescription drug use in the military, said the panel's recommendations are "full of common sense" and, given the uptick in prescription drug and alcohol abuse, not particularly controversial.
Well, it turns out that the economics of prescription drugs often defy common sense.
He talks about what House Republicans have done and will do before the election: "common sense" tax cuts, as he calls them, a prescription drug benefit, protecting Social Security.
Besides, Gergen's prescriptions are valuable, even though -- or perhaps because -- they boil down to plain common sense.
